MEME REFERENCE

Three dragons

Use Three dragons when two styles or participants are contrasted by confidence, quality, or competence.

What it expresses: Status contrast: two imposing dragon heads beside one visibly goofy participant represents a moment where two styles or participants are contrasted by confidence, quality, or competence.
Example: For example, the relaxed expert solves what the frantic team overcomplicated; the visual analogy is two imposing dragon heads beside one visibly goofy participant, signaling that two styles or participants are contrasted by confidence, quality, or competence.
When not to use it: Avoid when the compared subjects are functionally identical; two imposing dragon heads beside one visibly goofy participant would incorrectly signal that two styles or participants are contrasted by confidence, quality, or competence.